Hello to all;
I´ve reached over 200 drawings, and hope i'm able to continue rising the count, i've been enjoying very mutch all the interaction and creation with all the other artists to whom i like to thank for being there responding, alowing me to take part in the creation of all this wonderfull "conversations".
The creation process of this pieces of "conversation" is for me the fundamental aspect off it all; this various "conversations" comprised of multiple elements, each representing a "statement" by the artist ho is creating it, each "statement" adding its value, and at the same time bieng a part off the bigger piece.
This is still a relatively new aproach to creating art, thus in my opinion, the results are to me for the most part still modest, but i can see there is a great road ahead.
As i see it, this joint creation process has a fundamental role in the shaping of better individuals, and as a result of a better society.
So im' presenting here another colection off drawings
done using the tools at https://dada.nyc (DADA - Speak Visualy!)
a desktop PC and a mouse!
This drawings were done in context of the visual conversation taking place at DADA, as such they represent my contribution to the "dialogue", the title presented here is the title of the conversation where they fit there, as this was what the drawing was made for, when more than one drawing apeears under the same title it means they are part of the same conversation .
That being sad i hope you can appreciate this collection, for we will start with:
abstract perspectives
fireline
sight unseen
man
the tendency to overthink
no title
zima blue
curvy
abstract distractions
no title
triptych
no title
no title
astronauta
no title
no title
no title
All art created on dada.nyc by paulo
"The intention of this art piece as all the others i present here is to make the observer think, imagine, question!
The title off the work and the small introduction is a sort off guide line that represents some sense to the author , it doesn't fully describes the work as it's interpretation is free and personal.
If you find some interest on it, or not and are willing to give feedback, feel free to comment!
Tanks for your visit and appreciation! ..."